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Have you heard by what a webinar is? It's where one can broadcast your message, and a video of what's in your desktop, to as big or small viewers as you like. You can show your desktop, a web site page, or possibly a PowerPoint presentation. They can hear your voice speaking the best of this is it's all regulated live. But how contact us or short should your webinar be? Is there such a thing as too short of an presentation?
Back when you were in school, so you were told to publish an essay, did you ever write just one short paragraph and turn that in being an "essay?" When you write articles for traffic, does one write just one paragraph and then think of it as a write-up Heck no!
I'm all for saying more in fewer words, but there's such a thing as being SO brief, that you really can't say anything. And I see this happen in spite of webinars.
Much just like you, I've been on several webinars -- live training over the internet. And I've got a spot in the majority my classes (it doesn't matter what the subject) to include webinars at some section of the training.
When I "make" people run a webinar, I schedule one hour to look there... because so many from the webinars I've presented lasted 90 minutes to 2 hours.
But it shocks and saddens me when I've gone to some webinars... and perhaps they are over in quarter-hour! On Sydney Livestream , the webinar host introduced your doctor who was a specialist in a very certain subject. The doctor read word-for-word out of a textbook after which they ended the webinar. All in fifteen minutes.
That's not the point of a webinar... almost all of my pitches at the end last for a long time than fifteen minutes. Sometimes people arrive five to ten minutes late... occasionally half an hour late, to some webinar.
My most profitable pitch webinar lasted over three as well as a half hours. I have also made almost as much money in a very 1 hour webinar. It's not always concerning the duration of your presentation, but everything you say in that presentation!
You don't have to operate a crazy long presentation, just make your webinars last no less than an hour. Just have a PowerPoint with at least 25 slides. Live streaming pricing or 7 mistakes. Take questions as you go along... and you also'll still find it a breeze to fill that hour. Especially with the 20-plus minute close at the conclusion.




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